In December 2020 I started to have some rectal bleeding and was passing massive blood clots
I went to my GP who said that it was hemoroids and gave me some creams etc. He said with me being 36 that I wasn't to worry about anything serious.
I knew that something wasn't right as kept getting terrible pains in my tummy so walked into A&E Dept at my local hospital.
I was examined where the doctor found bleeding he then said that he would refer me to another hospital for further tests.
On 15th January I had a colonoscopy where they found a tumour that was restricting the camera going any further they took biopsies for further testing.
Then on 26th of January I had a CT Colonoscopy and CT Chest Scan where I was diagnosed with a Sigmoid Tumour luckily there was no metastasis or synchronous lesion.
On 19th feb 2020 I then had surgery - subtotal Colectomy with ireorectal anastomosis for proximal sigmoid tumour.
i recovered well from operation and started to adjust to things after my operation.
I was lucky that I received my operation before covid outbreak and attended the hospital last week for a CT chest/ Abdominal and pelvic scan which I am still waiting the results for.
I phoned the nursing team this morning who advised that my results weren't back as yet but she wanted to book me in for a clinic on Wednesday . The nurse advised that my specialist didn't have any other clinics available for 2 weeks but I'm just thinking negative and dreading it.
Is it normal even if positive news for you to have to attend a clinic or would they just not give you the news over the phone?